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Which of the following lipids is a nonsaponifiable lipid?
Mouse Leg
Not a broadly recognized scientific term, but in context, it could refer to research studies focusing on the anatomy, development, or genetics of the legs of mice.
Fly Leg
Refers to the limb of a fly, which has been extensively studied in genetics and developmental biology to understand patterns of growth and the role of genes in morphogenesis.
Proximal Structures
Anatomical terms referring to structures closest to the trunk of the body or to the point of origin.
Hox Genes
A group of related genes that control the body plan of an embryo along the head-tail axis and have a significant role in determining the development and identity of body parts.
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